A fresh lineup of premium cosplay is here, featuring Triss Merigold from The Witcher, Malenia from Elden Ring, Jinx from Arcane, Princess Kitana, Lola Bunny, and a truly rare statue: Lyta from ElfQuest.
Malenia from Elden Ring by Lady Melamori
Elden Ring fromSoftware has captured the cosplay community with its vast fantasy world. Recently, Maria Davydova, known as Lady Melamori, rendered Malenia in a striking cosplay figure. This scarlet-haired warrior is renowned as one of the game’s most challenging bosses. Her healing mechanics hinge on precise hits, so staying flawless in combat is essential. The second phase of the battle elevates the difficulty even further.
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Lita from ElfQuest by Anna Shakhovskaya
ElfQuest is a graphic novel series dating back to 1978. It targets a mature audience with themes that explore complex relationships. Lita, a healer who tends to her village, plays a pivotal role in the primary storyline. Anna Shakhovskaya brought this character to life through cosplay. A feature article accompanying this piece examines the creator and includes a video interview.
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As a child, ElfQuest stories shaped the imagination, and Lyta stood out as a favorite heroine. The approach to cosplay honored the character’s nuances, from the hands and ears to the smallest costume details and facial expressions. Childhood memories inspired the work and sparked a desire to evoke nostalgia for fans who view the cosplay.
Photographer: Fyodor Syasin.
Meg Princess Triss Merigold from The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings by Fishy
In response to readers asking for Triss cosplay after a prior roundup, a new set arrived by Daria Kravets, better known as Fishy. The portrayal captures the red-haired sorceress from the second installment. More Witcher-inspired works are covered in a separate article.
Photographer: Daftezzer.
Yor Forger from Spy x Family by Peach Milky
Peach Milky has previously posed as tough characters, including Cammy from Street Fighter 6. This article spotlights Yor Forger from Spy x Family, depicted wearing a canonical house dress that aligns with the series’ aesthetic.
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Ashley Graham from Resident Evil 4 Remake by Liz Joestar
Linking back to Ashley Graham’s image, Liz Joestar’s interpretation stands out. In the game’s story mode, players see the president’s daughter, a role that takes on a darker tone in the recent remake compared to the 2005 original.
When a reader asked for more Ada Wong cosplay, the artist considered the request and created a version that contrasts the two heroines within the same performance.
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Jinx from Arcane by Liskimo
The winter 2024 release of the second Arcane season was anticipated, continuing the saga of Jinx, Vi, and Caitlin. Liskimo brings the chaotic genius to life in cosplay.
I began playing League of Legends in 2017, and cosplay soon followed. The fascination with Jinx grew into a long-running project. The creator studied related videos, art, and fan fiction to perfect the look. By 2018 the suit was ready and has evolved through multiple updates over the years. Jinx’s character resonates deeply with the cosplayer, whose outfits reflect a hint of madness that feels true to the character’s spirit.
Photographer: Vesania.
Lola Bunny from Space Jam by Roksolana Riedel
Lola Bunny first appeared in Space Jam and became a fixture in Looney Tunes media. Fans admired the character for her confident charm, a sentiment that tempered in the sequel Space Jam: A New Legacy, a departure some fans felt missed the mark. Roksolana Riedel brings Lola back to classic form through cosplay.
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Photographer: Jay Wanmei.
Kitana from Mortal Kombat 3 by Zhenya Zhuk
Released on September 19, Mortal Kombat 1 sparked renewed attention to the long-running franchise. Zhenya Zhuk chose Kitana from MK3 to honor the Edenian princess, a character widely beloved by fans. A dedicated feature article explores her iconic role within the series.
Photographer: Tim-Tim.
Meiko from Prison School by Alisa Arefieva
Prison School blends manga and anime with humor and risqué attire. Meiko’s character has captivated audiences for years, and Alisa Arefieva crafted a cosplay that reflects the series’ bold tone. Additional cosplay work by the artist is covered in a separate feature.
Photographer: 412ART.
Sonya Blade from Mortal Kombat (2011) by Anya iChios
Sonya Blade has roots in the early Mortal Kombat entries but remains hugely popular in cosplay for the relaunch in 2011. Anya iChios created this version, highlighting the era’s distinctive outfits and styling.
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Photographer: Jaguar.
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Sylvia from Vera Antamanova’s Marvel Cinematic Universe
Sylvia Lafeydouttir appears as an alternate version of a god from Loki, living outside the usual timeline and evading hunter attention. Vera Antamanova crafted this cosplay interpretation, with professional photography credited to KIRA. The piece notes the character’s role across the evolving narrative in the MCU context.
Photographer – KIRA.
Source: VG Times